Question 1

What is the etymology of thr French word "venir"?

Accepted Answer

From Latin   vĕnīre (same meaning). Perfectly regular in Latin, this verb, when passing into French, became irregular, due to phonetic evolution (alternation of strong and weak forms in the present indicative ven/vien, elision of unstressed final or internal vowels, epenthesis in the future and present conditional; in this order, the morphology of the word could be retraced as follows: *venirát > venrat > vendra > viendra, etc.).

Question 2

What does "venir" mean in French?

Accepted Answer

To go to the place where the speaker is or the place that is being talked about.
To extend to a precise point, to reach a limit.
To occur, to happen unexpectedly, fortuitously.
To move in the opposite direction, when the speaker invites someone else to accompany them.
To come to someone's knowledge.
To arrive in succession, to fall to.
To succeed.
To originate from, to have its origin in.
To be born, to come into the world.
To grow, to be produced.
Semi-auxiliary of the recent past. See 'to have just'.
Impersonal form, see also 'to come back'.
To enjoy.

Question 3

What are the synonyms of the French word "venir"?

Accepted Answer

arriver
produire

Question 4

What is the opposite of the French word "venir"?

Accepted Answer

partir
éloigner

Question 5

How do you say "venir" in italian?

Accepted Answer

venire

Question 6

How do you translate "venir" into spanish?

Accepted Answer

venir

Question 7

How to translate "venir" into german?

Accepted Answer

kommen

Question 8

How do you say "venir" in english?

Accepted Answer

happen

Question 9

What is the translation of "venir" into russian?

Accepted Answer

приходить

Question 10

How to translate "venir" into portuguese?

Accepted Answer

ir

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